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Name: Cooper Kupp
Position: Wide Receiver
Pro Team: Los Angeles Rams
College Team: Eastern Washington
Draft Status: Round Three, Pick No. 69
Video Highlights
Combine Review
- Height: 6’2’’
- Weight: 204 Pounds
- Arm Length: 31 ½’’
- Hand Size: 9 1.2’’
- Bench Press: DNP
- 40-Yard-Dash: 4.62
- 20-Yard-Shuttle: 4.08
- 3-Cone: 6.75
- Vertical: 31’’
- Broad Jump: 116’’
Strengths
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Bruce Matson
Writer at Dynasty League Football
I'm a financial counselor for a hospital in South Central Ohio. I graduated from Muskingum University with a bachelor's in business while minoring in Economics and Accounting. I won my first fantasy football title with Jake Plummer as my quarterback.
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Brewz
June 15, 2017 at 5:29 am
5 119 2TD – Freshman vs. Oregon State
8 145 3TD – Sophomore vs. Washington
15 246 3 TD – Junior vs. Oregon
12 206 3TD – Senior vs. Wazzu
I get it, he’s older and wasn’t as dynamic “athletically” at the combine as people had hoped for. He also didn’t test out extraordinarily well in Harmon’s perception series. In addition, PAC12 is not known for stingy defenses but he lit them up each year, pretty respectable.
I’m not advocating taking him with a 2nd or 3rd, and I recently took him with one of my 4th Rounders….I guess we’ll see if he could become Jarvis Landry.
Lamont Wright
June 15, 2017 at 3:41 pm
Coached Coop from 9 years old through high school and my son was his high school QB. So yes, biased. I will say like I told his parents before… No matter what he does on the field as a player will pale in comparison to the character of this kid. He has unreal heart, work ethic, and leadership on the field. Off the field he will always do the right thing and puts his family before anything else. I took him anywhere from 2.06 to 3.01 in my many leagues. I think you’ll see in a few months that a QB can’t help but rely on his sure hands, great routes, and toughness.
Lamont Wright
June 15, 2017 at 3:43 pm
After I posted that and looked at the date I realized it’s Coop’s birthday! Remember all my son’s friends birthdays from filling out AAU basketball entry forms for years!!
Sabrina Gonzalez
June 19, 2017 at 10:08 am
Lamont, I don’t know Coop but I do know I think hes the rookie WR 3 on my board, after the neck news from Mikey.. Maybe even 2